Services

Precision across the spine care spectrum

Eight core areas of spine care, each planned around your diagnosis, your daily function and the recovery you are working towards.

01

Minimal Invasive Spine Surgery

Muscle-sparing corridors, intra-operative imaging and microsurgical technique are used to treat the problem while protecting the healthy anatomy around it.

  • Reduced soft-tissue disruption
  • Earlier mobilisation after surgery
  • Day-care pathways for selected cases
02

Full Endoscopic Spine Surgery

A high-definition endoscope is passed through a channel a few millimetres wide, allowing direct visual decompression of the nerve with minimal disturbance.

  • Local or regional anaesthesia options
  • Small single-portal access
  • Suited to selected disc and canal problems
03

Cervical Care & Disc Replacement

Cervical spondylosis, disc prolapse and myelopathy are assessed clinically and radiologically before choosing between conservative care, fusion or motion preservation.

  • Motion-preserving artificial disc options
  • Decompression for cord compression
  • Structured neck rehabilitation
04

Microlumbar & Tubular Discectomy

For leg-dominant pain that has not settled with conservative care, the compressed nerve root is released through a small, precisely planned window.

  • Focused on leg-dominant sciatica
  • Short hospital stay in most cases
  • Rehabilitation-led recovery plan
05

Scoliosis & Deformity Correction

Deformity care begins with whole-body balance study, growth assessment and shared decision-making, with bracing or surgery chosen to fit the person.

  • Paediatric and adult deformity
  • Bracing and observation pathways
  • Neuromonitored corrective surgery
06

Spine Fracture Care

Fragility and traumatic fractures are assessed for stability and neurological risk, with cement augmentation or stabilisation used where appropriate.

  • Kyphoplasty and vertebroplasty
  • Bone health and osteoporosis review
  • Trauma stabilisation
07

Precision Injections & Pain Care

Image-guided nerve root, facet and epidural injections are used both diagnostically and therapeutically alongside physiotherapy and lifestyle support.

  • Diagnostic and therapeutic blocks
  • Non-surgical first approach
  • Long-term pain management plans
08

Spine Tumour Surgery

Primary and metastatic spinal tumours are managed with oncology, radiology and rehabilitation input to balance stability, function and quality of life.

  • Multidisciplinary tumour board
  • Stabilisation and decompression
  • Continuity with oncology care